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Wicked sequel leaves critics less spellbound than first film
Several critics highlighted Ariana Grande's performance, but were cooler on the film overall.
Congress votes to send Epstein files bill to Trump
Once the US president signs the measure, the justice department will have 30 days to release the materials.
Daniel Radcliffe reveals 'sweet' response to his letter to new Harry Potter actor
The star of the movie franchise says he "just wants to hug" the young actors in the upcoming TV adaptation.
Gustav Klimt painting becomes second most expensive artwork sold at auction
The portrait of Austrian heiress Elisabeth Lederer was looted by the Nazis and almost destroyed.
Curacao become smallest nation to qualify for World Cup
Curacao have become the smallest nation to qualify for the World Cup after drawing with Steve McClaren's Jamaica.
Bar owner bans solo drinkers and is 'baffled' by reaction
Some people are unhappy that they are not allowed to drink on their own in a bar in Altrincham.
The Brontë sisters' extraordinary battle for recognition
The story of the Bronte sisters, who overcame a life of hardship to become great writers.
The Brontë sisters' extraordinary battle for recognition
The story of the Bronte sisters, who overcame a life of hardship to become great writers.
'I worked, I paid taxes - then the bank took my home'
Homeowners facing repossession homelessness doubles in three years, BBC investigation finds.
Why McTominay's overhead kick could have been third best goal of the night
Scotland scored three stunning goals in their era-defining win over Denmark - but which was the best?
Was McTominay overhead kick not even Scotland's best goal of the night?
Scotland scored three stunning goals in their era-defining win over Denmark - but which was the best?
Epstein saga reveals Republican rifts - and the power of Trump's base
The votes in Congress to release more files came after the president faced pressure from within his own party.
Scotland edge out Denmark in six-goal epic to reach World Cup
Watch the best of the action as Scotland beat Denmark 4-2 to reach the men's World Cup finals for the first time since 1998.
The Week: Immigration Reform, Burnham And The Budget
Some migrants to face 20 year wait for settled status.
The Google Boss And The Massive AI Gamble
Google boss gives BBC a warning about the economic risks of the AI bubble.
How to drive in snow and icy weather
If you have to drive during wintry weather, here is how to prepare your car, and what to carry with you.
Reselling tickets above face value set to be banned by government
Ministers are expected to announce the plan to tackle touts and resale sites offering tickets at several times face value.
Eight firms under investigation over online pricing
The Competition and Markets Authority is taking the action following a review of online pricing and sales practices.
Is Spurs' Donley ready to fill Northern Ireland's 'problem position'?
After scoring his first senior international goal against Luxembourg on Monday, is Jamie Donley the right man to lead the line in Northern Ireland's World Cup play-off?
Hundreds of hospice beds unused amid financial crisis
Some 380 hospice beds lie empty in England because of financial pressures, say bosses.
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